Posts Tagged ‘Theo Martins’

October of 2012 saw Theo Martins release his debut album, Wonderland. With each project he’s dropped, you could hear the progression, and Wonderland is definitely the most fully-realized he’s been. This video for “Killer” was premiered... Read more »

P&P linked up with Theo Martins for an awesome contest a little while back. We asked you guys to remix Theo’s “Up & Away” for a chance to win a free watch, a spot on Theo’s... Read more »

We’ve been a fan of Theo Martins for a while, so to have the chance to team up with him for this contest is an honor. We thought about doing something simple like “RT this for... Read more »

Theo Martins let loose of a track called “I Can’t Stop (Puffy Time)” In preparation for his Asian tour. Dubstep producer Flux Pavillion provides the soundtrack for a certified head knocker. Not too sure how I... Read more »

I always get Theophilus London & Theo Martins mixed up for some reason. Regardless, more dope-chill summer music. Check out the video below the jump.... Read more »

Here’s the new video from Theo Martins for “Turn It Up”, a track from his dance party of a mixtape, Sincerely Yours, The Dancefloor. The production on this is crazy, and at first it was a... Read more »

Theo Martins follows his hit EP You Can’t Do That On Television with a mixtape that brings all the funk, literally. With a combination of funk, dub-step, hip hop, pop and electro Sincerely Yours does everything... Read more »

Don’t ask me why I didn’t know who Theo Martins was but I’m very glad I got acquainted with his music this weekend. His project You Can’t Do That On Television produced by $port is fluid... Read more »

Indicated by the sand in between my toes, I haven’t been around the computer a lot lately. I’ve been trying to stay busy frolicking in Florida and keeping my mind off of “life”. Here are some... Read more »

This is nice. Theo Martins got on Brooklyn indie band Wakey!Wakey!‘s “Twenty Two” from Almost Everything I Wish I’d Said the Last Time I Saw You. It works really well for a cohesive indie rock/hip-hop collaboration... Read more »